Jean-Christophe Boggio writes:
So, for the domains who want a catchall, I have a "@domain.com: user" line in my aliases.But I keep getting "550 User xxx unknown" (I have run makealiases with no errorseveral times)domain.com is in my /etc/courier/locals saka.domain.com is the name of the server (/etc/courier/me) If I add an alias "@saka.domain.com: user" all mails for domain.com are directed to user-xxx even if xxx has an account and even if I declare an alias of the form "x...@domain.com: xxx"
Correct. Virtual domain aliases are processed first.
- Is this precedence of the catchall over anything "as designed" ? - why don't the "@domain.com: user" aliases work as I expect ?
You probably have a .courier-default file in ~user.If you want a virtual domain redirected to an account, and you want to select which addresses are valid, remove the .courier-default file, and install .courier-<username> file, for each valid mailbox in the domain.
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